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6/9/07 3:57 PM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

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Sermon:
Help! How do I Wait on the Lord?
Dr. Charles A. Stewart

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“ Simply the Best! ”
We all know that we need to wait upon the Lord. But how to do that is another thing. This sermon not only tells us Biblically how to do that, but it comforts, encourages, and gives hope to those that are painfully waiting. I thank the Lord for this life-saving message. And I thank Mr. Stewart as well.

5/9/07 2:56 PM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

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Sermon:
What To Do When You Don't Know What To Do
Jason E. Robertson

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“ My Tears Were Made Dry ”
I absoultly loved and embraced this sermon. I started out crying and ended up with no tears, determined to suffer with strength, confidence, and endurance toward the will of God. I believe God breathed through this man and this sermon. Hallelujah and many thank-you.

5/6/07 3:40 PM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

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“ My sorrow gave way to hope ”
I really appreciated this message because it was specific about a certain type of suffering, and its message and story of hope was just as specific. It spoke to my heart, it inspired my heart, it lifted my heart, and it comforted my heart. I now feel ready to face the day. Thank you

4/26/07 11:18 PM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

| Minneapolis, mn

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Sermon:
Cease Striving - Identifying the Striver
Dr. Charles A. Stewart

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“ Some truly helpful info! ”
This sermon had much good to say in the short 26minutes it ran. In fact, I am going to listen again and take notes because this sermon had so many good points that i want to remember everything that was said. I now know werein my stress and common misery lie and now that I know..I can hopefully change. Thank you so much for this insightful message.

3/28/07 3:32 PM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

| Minneapolis/St Paul

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Sermon:
God is the God of the Exhausted Addict 1 of 8
Alan Lester

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“ The truth will set you free and this is the truth! ”
okay...i used to some crack and drink alcohol daily and then had the miracle of God delivering me from all desire. And this is the exact kind of insight that helped me along the way. I have been looking for a sermon to give to a friend who is still struggling and this is the one. I plan on listening and giving him the whole series. I have only listened to number 1, but I can tell the direction this series in going in and I would encourage anyone to listen to this sermon above all other addiction sermons. This is the truth that will set you free! Thank God for blessing you with the insight that may save many!

2/4/07 12:43 PM

MarcyJoy Lawrence

| Minneapolis

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Sermon:
Peace In Our Hearts
Marc Monte

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“ Very helpful ”
once again, this preacher has shown me how to apply scripture in a way i never would have thought of and that is invaluable to me. thank you very, very much!

2/4/07 7:27 AM

MarcyJoy Lawrence

| Minneapolis

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Sermon:
Reheating Your Heart
Marc Monte

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“ Heart-stirring and comforting ”
I very much appreciate this pastor's way of comforting and encouraging. His words go right to my heart and wont be forgotten. thank you.

2/4/07 6:12 AM

Marcy Joy Lawrence

| Minneapolis

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Sermon:
Put a Lid on Your Problem
Marc Monte

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“ This sermon was a REAL help ”
Ive listened to many sermons searching for some relief to my despair, and this one by far has been the most help to me. I was comforted and encouraged by this pastor's empathy and down to earth perspective of this topic. I finally can see some light at the end of my dark tunnel. thank you so much.